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In article <300519991339013022%shrapnel@LICEenteract.com>,
  Allen James <shrapnel@LICEenteract.com> wrote:
> In article <7irqtl$ns$1@nnrp1.deja.com>, USA_First
> <usa_first@my-deja.com> wrote:
>
> > In article <374F633D.9E39331@bga.com>,
> >   Jim Herring <mustang@bga.com> wrote:
>
> > >
> > > It ain't murder if he's in the act of robbing from the home.
> > >
> >
> > You seem confused.  Robbery is basically taking property from
another
> > through force or fear.  Burglary is entering a dwelling to generally
> > steal property.  One is in your face and the other is sneaky.
> >
> > What is making this difficult for you is the attempt to justify
> > homicide for a simple theft.  Law (and common decency) prohibit such
> > acts.
> >
>
> Why do you believe an underage thief has more right to my home and my
> property than I do?


When did I make that claim?


>Why do you believe I am not entitled to keep what I
> earn, and to use force to stop others from taking my posessions?
>

Because the law and decency prohibit you from shooting someone for
taking property.  If you do not like this state of affairs, I suggest
that you lobby your local representative.  Meanwhile, it is illegal to
murder for a TV.  Are your views prevalent in the gun rights crowd?



> Why do you believe a twelve-year-old thief and lawbreaker deserves
more
> rights than a 31-year-old law-abiding, hard-working citizen?
>

I do not.  Please post my words to that effect.  One right you do have
is to report the crime and have government legally administer
punishment.


> Were we all to heed the implicit message of your posts on this
subject,
> violence would be more prevalent and excusable.
>

If we heeded yours, we would live in a vigilante society.

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